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Ashish Mishra & Ajay Mishra Not Involved In Witness Intimidation In Lakhimpur Kheri Case : UP Police To Supreme Court
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that its investigation has found no evidence to suggest that Ashish Mishra, or his father, former Union Minister Ajay Mishra, was involved in the alleged intimidation of witnesses in the Lakhimpur Kheri violence case.A Bench comprising Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana was...
'Mahaprabhu Jagannath' Movie Makers Approach Supreme Court Against Orissa High Court's Ban On Its Release
The makers of the animation movie 'Mahaprabhu Jagannath' approached the Supreme Court challenging the Orissa High Court's order banning the countrywide release of the film.Senior Advocate Devadatt Kamat made an urgent mention of the matter before the Chief Justice of India, requesting a hearing today itself, as the film was slated for release tomorrow. CJI Surya Kant, however declined listing...
Supreme Court Daily Round-Up : July 15, 2026
Links to the reports of July 15Supreme Court To Hear Plea To Consider Law Officers' Experience Towards 3 Year Practice For Judicial ServiceDelhi Police Arrests Two Law Students Over Ruckus In Supreme CourtRegistered Sale Deed Does Not Require Proof Of Attestation As Per Section 68 Evidence Act : Supreme CourtSupreme Court Questions Laws Barring Persons With More Than 2 Kids From Local...
'Though Removed From Electoral Roll, You're Entitled To Certain Benefits' : Supreme Court Asks SIR-Excluded Person To Move HC For Ration
The Supreme Court today orally observed that persons excluded from electoral rolls after the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in West Bengal remain entitled to certain benefits (like ration).A bench of CJI Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana was dealing with the plea of one Mohibulla Mondal, who sought directions to prevent deletion/cancellation/suspension of...
NHRC Directs Probe Into Missing Girls Cases In Andhra Pradesh, Seeks Details Of Police Protocol
The National Human Rights Commission has sought information from the Andhra Pradesh police about the number of children who went missing between 2022-2025, the policies followed to trace them and steps proposed to be taken by the police for tracing girls who have not yet been rescued. The order was passed on a plea by Y Balachander Reddy who had pointed to a news report dated 24.01.2024...
'Should Country Remain Standstill'?: Supreme Court Approved UP Govt's Night Safari & Zoo Project In Kukrail Reserve Forest
The Supreme Court today approved the Uttar Pradesh government's night safari and zoological park project in the Kukrail Reserve Forest.Slamming opposition to the same, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant questioned whether the country should remain standstill, even as zoos have turned "outdated".A bench of CJI Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana was dealing with the UP...
Extended Welfare Measures To Blind Man, Aged Mother Living In Poverty, Odisha Govt Tells Supreme Court
The Odisha government informed the Supreme Court on July 13 that it has extended all permissible social welfare measures and allotted dwelling unit(s) to a visually impaired man, Japa Bhue, and his 80-year old mother, Radhika Bhue, after the Court's order in a suo motu case.It may be recalled that the Court had taken up a suo motu case titled “In Re: Ensuring Basic Human Dignity And...
Supreme Court Rejects PIL Seeking Access To Source Code Of Its Case Management Software
The Supreme Court today refused to entertain a petition seeking citizens' access to study the Free and Open Source Software utilised in the Court's Case Management System.Flagging security and privacy concerns, the Court said that if the petitioner has a proposal for sharing the source code without affecting the security aspect, he may share the same."We are not inclined the consider...
Delhi Court Remands Two Law Students Arrested Over Ruckus In Supreme Court To Judicial Custody
A Delhi Court on Wednesday remanded to 14 days of judicial custody— two Lucknow University law students arrested in connection with disruption of proceedings before the Supreme Court last week, during which one of them hurled abuses at the Chief Justice of India, flung case papers inside the courtroom and created a commotion.Judicial Magistrate First Class Ravi at the Patiala House...
